Understanding differences between the generations is fundamental in building successful multigenerational workplace. For each generation there are particular experiences that mold specific preferences, expectations, beliefs and work style.
4. More than 60% of employers say they are
experiencing tension between employees
from different generations.
More than 70% of older employees are
dismissive of younger workers' abilities.
Nearly half of younger employees are
dismissive of the abilities of their older
co-workers.
—2005 Survey, Lee Hecht Harrison
5.
6.
7. Why should
managers have to
change their
styles to appease
their
subordinates?
Aren’t they the
boss?
8. Marcia, Jan, Cindy, Greg, Peter, Bobby, Carol and Mike
Bonus Point: Who’s Missing?
12. Which generation is most likely to say:
I want to contribute right away.
I would never change jobs; that wouldn’t be loyal.
I live to work.
I’m going to have a life first, and work will come
second.